Universal Credit Change to Help 500,000 Children Get Free Meals
UK Government updates free school meals eligibility for Universal Credit households, aiming to lift 100,000 children out of poverty. Check if your child qualifies.
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Rare 2009 50p coin worth up to £150 - how to spot
Coin experts reveal the Kew Gardens 50p is the second rarest in circulation. Discover how to identify this £150 coin and why checking your change could pay off.
Check Your Change for Rare 50p Worth £150
Coin experts reveal the 2009 Kew Gardens 50p is the second rarest in circulation and could fetch up to £150. Discover how to spot this valuable find in your pocket.
US to Deny Visas to 'Censors' Including Fact-Checkers
The Trump administration directs consular officials to deny US visas to applicants involved in 'censorship', including fact-checking and content moderation. Read the full details and expert reactions.
Ex-Strictly dancer faces homelessness after Home Office error
Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Anya Garnis fears her family will be left homeless after a Home Office blunder erased her right to live in the UK. Discover the full story of this immigration nightmare.
How to Navigate the Digital Information Crisis
Discover Naomi Alderman's 12 practical strategies for surviving the modern information overload crisis, from fact-checking to avoiding pointless online arguments.
Prison Crisis: Wrongful Releases Expose Broken System
Exclusive investigation reveals Britain's prison service is buckling under systemic pressures, with mistaken releases reaching critical levels. Discover how institutional failures, not individual errors, are putting public safety at risk.
Guardian Corrections: Latest Updates & Clarifications
Explore The Guardian's commitment to accuracy as we detail recent corrections across politics, business reports, and factual clarifications in our ongoing editorial review.
ChatGPT's Factual Failures: AI Hallucination Study
Groundbreaking research uncovers ChatGPT's disturbing tendency to invent facts and provide inaccurate information, raising serious concerns about AI reliability in critical applications.
Free Bus Passes: Who Qualifies in England?
Discover who qualifies for free bus travel in England and how to claim your pass. From pension age to disability criteria - we explain all the requirements.
Guardian Corrections: Major Errors in Political & Financial Reporting
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing significant errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and international affairs that appeared in recent editions.
Complete Guide to NHS Free Flu Jab Eligibility
Discover who qualifies for a free NHS flu vaccination this winter, including expanded eligibility criteria and where to get protected against seasonal influenza.
Guardian Corrections: Major Factual Amendments Revealed
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup reveals significant factual amendments across politics, science, and international affairs, highlighting the evolving nature of news reporting.
Guardian issues corrections across political and financial reporting
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and international affairs, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to accuracy and transparency in journalism.
Pensioners Face Winter Fuel Payment Repayment Shock
Exclusive: Up to 500,000 elderly Brits who received Winter Fuel Payments may be forced to repay hundreds of pounds after being deemed ineligible. Discover if you're affected and what to do next.
Guardian Corrections: Political and Financial Errors Fixed
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses significant errors across political reporting, financial figures, and cultural coverage, highlighting the importance of journalistic accuracy.
PIP reforms: £9bn savings plan through stricter rules
Major reforms to Personal Independence Payment benefits could save taxpayers £9 billion yearly as government tightens eligibility criteria and assessment process.
Guardian Issues Corrections Across Multiple Reporting Areas
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors spanning political reporting, financial figures, and even weather predictions, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to transparency and accuracy in journalism.
Convicted paedophile volleyball player denied Australian visa
Dutch beach volleyball star Steven van de Velde, convicted of raping a British child, has been denied an Australian visa ahead of international competitions, sparking global debate about athlete eligibility.
Guardian publishes corrections across political and business coverage
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and feature articles in their October 2025 editions.
PIP Payments Simplified: 2024 Rates & Eligibility Guide
Everything you need to know about the updated Personal Independence Payment rates for 2024, including simplified eligibility criteria and how to navigate the assessment process successfully.
DWP PIP: Health Conditions Eligible for £737 Monthly
Discover which health conditions qualify for PIP benefits and learn how to claim financial support worth up to £737 per month from the DWP.
DWP announces major PIP eligibility changes
The Department for Work and Pensions reveals significant reforms to Personal Independence Payment assessments, affecting how millions claim disability benefits across the UK.
Nationwide offers 5.5x salary mortgages
Nationwide Building Society expands its Helping Hand mortgage scheme, allowing borrowers to secure loans up to 5.5 times their income with new flexible criteria.
Free Flu Jab 2024: Who Qualifies?
Millions of Brits can get free flu vaccines this autumn. Discover if you're eligible for NHS protection against seasonal influenza and where to get your jab.
Trump's Supreme Court Ballot Battle Escalates
The US Supreme Court confronts a constitutional crisis as Donald Trump faces removal from presidential ballots in Illinois and Colorado, testing the rarely-used 14th Amendment's insurrection clause.
Boxer Lin Yu-Ting barred from Olympics over gender rules
Taiwanese featherweight boxer Lin Yu-Ting faces Olympic heartbreak after being ruled ineligible due to gender regulations, sparking debate over fairness in women's sports.
Guardian Corrections: Political and Weather Errors Fixed
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors spanning political reporting, weather forecasts, and cultural coverage. Discover the facts behind the mistakes in this transparency report.
Hawaii court rejects Trump ballot challenge
Honolulu's highest court rejects former President Donald Trump's attempt to disqualify a voter from the 2024 election ballot in a groundbreaking constitutional decision.
England and Jamaica battle for Liverpool's Taylor Hinds
Liverpool defender Taylor Hinds faces a major international decision as both England and Jamaica pursue her talents ahead of crucial qualification campaigns.
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